A Mandala of Magic

Goddess devotion is a roadmap to cultivating a life of magic, wonder, and wisdom. Forging a conscious relationship with the Goddess picks up a gossamer thread of our lost lineage that enriches, instructs, and helps us navigate the world, weaving it through the joys and challenges of our modern life. 

Through Her stories, the Goddess teaches us about Beauty, Healing, Sovereignty, Compassion, Justice, and Love. She can guide us to empower ourselves, liberate our communities, and transform the patriarchal paradigms of oppression and violence that plague our world.

How might the Goddesses of your path manifest themselves in your life? I invite you to see how my devotional practices unfold over the course of the year through myth, archetype, poetry, ritual, and daily practice. 


Each of the links below describes the goddess as I see her, including lore, history, magic and a snippet of my own practices. Associations I list on each page include traditional and those from my own personal gnosis. “Moons” include full moons and dark moons that fall within each goddess’s window of time, and offer insight on what kinds of magic might be worked with them.

 

A Yearlong Devotional 
December 21-February 1
February 2-March 21
March 22-April 30
May 1-June 20
June 21-August 1
August 2-September 20
September 21-October 31
November 1-December 20

Hekate: Lightbringer, Pathfinder, Keybearer
A Yearlong Devotional 
Persephone: Chthonic Queen and Bright Maiden
December 21-February 1
Devana: Wild Maiden of the Woods
February 2-March 21
Freyja: Lady, Vanadis, Sorceress
March 22-April 30
Anahit: Golden Mother, Lady of the Waters
May 1-June 20
Brigid: Inspiratrix, Healer, Poetess, Smith
June 21-August 1
Isis: All Knowing Creatrix, Wise Alchemistress
August 2-September 20
Stella Maris: Star of the Sea, Mother of Compassion
September 21-October 31
Spandaramet: Goddess of the Underworld, Mistress of the Vine
November 1-December 20